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, Date (inclusive): 1972 - 1984 Collection number: M1141 Creator: Loop, Liza. Extent: 6 linear ft. Repository: Stanford University. Libraries. Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives. Language: English. Administrative Information Access Restrictions
None. Publication Rights
Property rights reside with the repository. Literary rights reside with the creators of the documents or their heirs. To obtain permission to publish or reproduce, please contact the Public Services Librarian of the Dept. of Special Collections. Provenance
Gift of Liza Loop, 1986. Preferred Citation:
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LizaLoopPapers. M1141. Dept. of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif. Biography
California educator whose interests include computers and education, public-access computing, and software. Scope and Content
Papers concerning Atari, People's Computer Company, ComputerTown, Homebrew Computer Club, Northwest Computer Club, etc., together with correspondence and the draft of the first VISICALC manual.
Access Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.
Loop, Liza.
Atari.
ComputerTown.
Homebrew Computer Club.
Northwest Computer Club.
People's Computer Company.
Computers.
Computer-assisted instruction. =Collection Contents=
Box 1 Early volumes1975 - 1981 Scope and Content Note
Contains newsletters, including Homebrew, Northwest Computer Club, Hewlett Packard Computer Users Group, TRS Users
Box 1 Personal Software, Inc. archiveca. 1979 Scope and Content Note
Includes Visicalc developers manual for Visicalc; also includes sales material
Box 1 Sonoma County Computer Club [1 of 2]1978 - 1980 Scope and Content Note
Includes newsletters of the club. Also includes Strobe Ware User's guide, 1982, and Wagner lecture, 1978
Box 2 Sonoma County Computer Club [2 of 2]1978 - 1980 Scope and Content Note
Includes newsletters of the club. Also includes Strobe Ware User's guide, 1982, and Wagner lecture, 1978
Box 2 Portfolio, Bay Area Atari User's Group1980 - 1981 Scope and Content Note
Includes newsletters, receipts, flyers
Box 2 Organizations1979 - 1980 Scope and Content Note
Includes newsletters
Box 2 Math and Sciences Ed[ucation] for Women1978
Box 2 Computer Town / Call computer,n.d. Physical Description: 1 binder
Box 2 Newsletters : Kiloboard, CRIS1976 - 1981
Box 2 People's Computers magazine1977 - 1981
Box 2 Atari Home Users guide
Box 2 Logo Primer1973
Box 2 Carl Helmers Personal Computer Letters1981 Physical Description: 3 items
Box 2 Women and Microcomputingca. 1981 Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3 Computertown : "pre 4/1 draft, has Ramon's comments"ca. 1981 Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3 Technical Education Research Centers1981 - 1983 Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3 Hands-on newsletter
Box 3 People's Computer Co. bulletins1972 - 1976 Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3 Solo Works : newsletter1976 Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3 Computers at Lawrence Hall1978 Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3 Computer-using Educators newsletters1979 - 1981 Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3 Computer notes / Boces Center,1980 - 1981 Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3 Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility1982 - 1984 Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 4 Atari Corporation materials [1 of 2]1979 - 1981 Physical Description: Includes 2 computer diskettes Scope and Content Note
includes documentation, project files, memoranda, Atari 400 (Candy), Atari 800 (Colleen), VCS (Stella). Also contains magnetic diskettes.
Box 5 Atari Corporation materials [2 of 2]1979 - 1981 Physical Description: Includes 2 computer diskettes Scope and Content Note
includes documentation, project files, memoranda, Atari 400 (Candy), Atari 800 (Colleen), VCS (Stella). Also contains magnetic diskettes.
Box 6 Peoples Computing Co.1979 - 1981 Scope and Content Note
Contains early issues of this title.
Box 6 Infoworld1980 - 1981 Scope and Content Note
Contains early issues of this title.
Box 6 Byte1976 Scope and Content Note
Contains early issues of this title.
Box 6 SCCS Interface1976 Scope and Content Note
Contains early issues of this title.
Box 7 Popular Electronics (Altair Issue) : "start of microcomputer revolution"1975
Box 7 Intel
Box 7 Varian
Box 7 Digital
Box 8 Lo*op Center (Computer Educational R & D) Scope and Content Note
Contains class material, correspondence, brochures. Also contains People's Computer Company news, 1975.
Box 9 SigPC Notes / Special Interest Group on Personal Computing1978 - 1981
Box 9 APL Quote Quad1980
Box 9 People's Computer Comany news, n.d.
Box 10 Personal Computing Digest1981
Box 10 The best of Computer Faires, Vol. IV (1979), VI (1981), VIII (1983)1979 - 1983
Star Trek Game printoutn.d.
Pilot Paper tapesn.d.
Game cardsn.d.
What do you do after you hit return*, or P.C.C.'s first book of computer games, 1975
Intel Packetn.d. Physical Description: Includes microchips
Liza Loop Papers at Stanford University Green Library
Table of Contents
Introduction
In 1988 Liza donated 10 boxes of "stuff" to Stanford. Below is an index to the contents of those boxes. Stanford created the initial index and submitted it to the Online Archive of California so those who can physically get to the library can know what is in the boxes. HCLE wants to do more. We want a comprehensive index and to have the full text and images of all of these materials discoverable and readable online.How can you help?
Thank you, Liza
Guide to the LizaLoopPapers, 1972 - 1984
Processed by Special Collections staff; machine-readable finding aid created by Steven Mandeville-Gamble.Department of Special CollectionsGreen Library
Stanford University Libraries
Stanford, CA 94305-6004
Phone: (650) 725-1022
Email: specialcollections@stanford.edu
URL: http://library.stanford.edu/spc/
© 2001The Board of Trustees of Stanford University. All rights reserved.
Collection number: M1141
Department of Special Collections and University ArchivesStanford University Libraries
Stanford, California Contact Information
- Department of Special Collections
- Green Library
- Stanford University Libraries
- Stanford, CA 94305-6004
- Phone: (650) 725-1022
- Email: specialcollections@stanford.edu
- URL: http://library.stanford.edu/spc/
Processed by:Special Collections staffDate Completed:1986Encoded by:Steven Mandeville-Gamble© 2001 The Board of Trustees of Stanford University. All rights reserved.Descriptive Summary
Title:
Date (inclusive): 1972 - 1984
Collection number: M1141
Creator: Loop, Liza.
Extent: 6 linear ft.
Repository: Stanford University. Libraries. Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives.
Language: English.
Administrative Information
Access Restrictions
None.
Publication Rights
Property rights reside with the repository. Literary rights reside with the creators of the documents or their heirs. To obtain permission to publish or reproduce, please contact the Public Services Librarian of the Dept. of Special Collections.
Provenance
Gift of Liza Loop, 1986.
Preferred Citation:
Biography
California educator whose interests include computers and education, public-access computing, and software.
Scope and Content
Papers concerning Atari, People's Computer Company, ComputerTown, Homebrew Computer Club, Northwest Computer Club, etc., together with correspondence and the draft of the first VISICALC manual.
Access Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.
Loop, Liza.
Atari.
ComputerTown.
Homebrew Computer Club.
Northwest Computer Club.
People's Computer Company.
Computers.
Computer-assisted instruction.
=Collection Contents=
Box 1
Early volumes1975 - 1981
Scope and Content Note
Contains newsletters, including Homebrew, Northwest Computer Club, Hewlett Packard Computer Users Group, TRS Users
Box 1
Personal Software, Inc. archiveca. 1979
Scope and Content Note
Includes Visicalc developers manual for Visicalc; also includes sales material
Box 1
Sonoma County Computer Club [1 of 2]1978 - 1980
Scope and Content Note
Includes newsletters of the club. Also includes Strobe Ware User's guide, 1982, and Wagner lecture, 1978
Box 2
Sonoma County Computer Club [2 of 2]1978 - 1980
Scope and Content Note
Includes newsletters of the club. Also includes Strobe Ware User's guide, 1982, and Wagner lecture, 1978
Box 2
Portfolio, Bay Area Atari User's Group1980 - 1981
Scope and Content Note
Includes newsletters, receipts, flyers
Box 2
Organizations1979 - 1980
Scope and Content Note
Includes newsletters
Box 2
Math and Sciences Ed[ucation] for Women1978
Box 2
Computer Town / Call computer,n.d.
Physical Description: 1 binder
Box 2
Newsletters : Kiloboard, CRIS1976 - 1981
Box 2
People's Computers magazine1977 - 1981
Box 2
Atari Home Users guide
Box 2
Logo Primer1973
Box 2
Carl Helmers Personal Computer Letters1981
Physical Description: 3 items
Box 2
Women and Microcomputingca. 1981
Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3
Computertown : "pre 4/1 draft, has Ramon's comments"ca. 1981
Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3
Technical Education Research Centers1981 - 1983
Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3
Hands-on newsletter
Box 3
People's Computer Co. bulletins1972 - 1976
Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3
Solo Works : newsletter1976
Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3
Computers at Lawrence Hall1978
Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3
Computer-using Educators newsletters1979 - 1981
Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3
Computer notes / Boces Center,1980 - 1981
Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 3
Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility1982 - 1984
Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 4
Atari Corporation materials [1 of 2]1979 - 1981
Physical Description: Includes 2 computer diskettes
Scope and Content Note
includes documentation, project files, memoranda, Atari 400 (Candy), Atari 800 (Colleen), VCS (Stella). Also contains magnetic diskettes.
Box 5
Atari Corporation materials [2 of 2]1979 - 1981
Physical Description: Includes 2 computer diskettes
Scope and Content Note
includes documentation, project files, memoranda, Atari 400 (Candy), Atari 800 (Colleen), VCS (Stella). Also contains magnetic diskettes.
Box 6
Peoples Computing Co.1979 - 1981
Scope and Content Note
Contains early issues of this title.
Box 6
Infoworld1980 - 1981
Scope and Content Note
Contains early issues of this title.
Box 6
Byte1976
Scope and Content Note
Contains early issues of this title.
Box 6
SCCS Interface1976
Scope and Content Note
Contains early issues of this title.
Box 7
Popular Electronics (Altair Issue) : "start of microcomputer revolution"1975
Box 7
Intel
Box 7
Varian
Box 7
Digital
Box 8
Lo*op Center (Computer Educational R & D)
Scope and Content Note
Contains class material, correspondence, brochures. Also contains People's Computer Company news, 1975.
Box 9
SigPC Notes / Special Interest Group on Personal Computing1978 - 1981
Box 9
APL Quote Quad1980
Box 9
People's Computer Comany news, n.d.
Box 10
Personal Computing Digest1981
Box 10
The best of Computer Faires, Vol. IV (1979), VI (1981), VIII (1983)1979 - 1983
Star Trek Game printoutn.d.
Pilot Paper tapesn.d.
Game cardsn.d.
What do you do after you hit return*, or P.C.C.'s first book of computer games, 1975
Intel Packetn.d.
Physical Description: Includes microchips